Belinsky Returns To Paradise In 3 0 Win Over White Sox
Los Angeles Angels left-hander broke his drought with a two-hit 3-0 shutout of Chicago, his first since 1962. Belinsky, amid calls for relaxing himself, improved to 7-4 with a 2.68 ERA as Baltimore swept Cleveland in a pair of one-run games, while New York and Detroit also won tight contests.
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Rod Hansen
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Point Battle at Beech Ridge heats up in stock class
Scarborough notes Leap Year bridesmaid pilots as Beech Ridge Speedway resumes Saturday night action. Top contenders include Roger Shaw Windham Homer Drew North Yarmouth aiming to unseat Bob Libby Scarborough and Ralph Cusack of Scarborough in Class A. Others eyeing progress include Pete and Don Peterson Portland Russ Nutting Limerick Phil Libby Groveville Dick Garrett Scarborough Bob Greeley Auburn Del Stinson Woolwich Barry Lyons Skowhegan Ken Bornheimer. A new bomber pay provision shifts payouts. MSSCRA will still pay top 10 stocks for now. Eight events plus two 25 lap features planned. rain date Sunday at 8.
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Don Peterson
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Russ Nutting
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Phil Libby
Groveville
Dick Garrett
Bob Greeley
Auburn
del Stinson
Woolwich
Barry Lyons
Skowhegan
Ken Bornheimer
Bob Bushley
Clint Abbott
Waterboro
Bob
Urses
Msscra
Bob Ibby
Pilots' family naming honors air travel history
In South Salem New York Captain Joseph Mitchell an longtime Eastern Airlines employee since 1938 and his wife named two of their three sons for airplanes Doug and Curtis. On June 7 they became grandparents for the first time. Douglas Mitchell recently became a pilot for Eastern and his wife named their daughter Piper.
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Tony Lema Surges To Open Lead At British Open
Tony Lema, 30, Oakland, Calif., shot 68 to pair with 73 for 141 and climb to the 36-hole lead at the British Open. Harry Weetman, Christy OConnor, Bruce Devlin and Jean Garaialde followed at 143-145, with Jack Nicklaus and Bob Charles at 150. Lema credited shedding a wedge for a seven iron as conditions at the 6,926-yard Old Course, battered by strong North Sea winds, favored the leader.
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Ireland
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Australia
Jean Garaialde
France
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Bob Charles
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Pace and trot races share card at Gorham tonight
A busy program lists ten races with pace and trot events at Gorham tonight. Notable entries include Frisco, Hodgen's Rose, and Scotch Frisk in Race One, with $500 purses in Race Four and Race Five. The card also mentions team-like lineups, driver pairings, and post times.
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R. Hafford Cresent
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Irish Direct
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Watchim
Julie
L. M. Buckley McKey
Biery
Pat
F. Parker
Ginger Todd
B. Smith
Pat J. C
C. Connor
D. Carlisle Jr
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Kathleen
I. Luce
June Harvey
M. Hodgkins
Lady Emily
Major League Leaders Top Batters and Pitchers Notes
Major League leaders by category with players from the National and American leagues. Clemente and Williams headline batting. Mays leads runs and RBI with Santo and Williams also prominent. Koufax and Drysdale headline strikeouts. Bunning dominates Wins in the NL. Oliva tops AL batting and runs. Killebrew drives AL home runs with Powell close behind.
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Chicago
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San Francisco
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Los Angeles
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Cincinnati
Brock
St. Louis
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Philadelphia
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Houston
Koufax
Drysdale
Oliva
Minnesota
Allison
Killebrew
Benmeonte
Stuart
Boston
Baseball statistical notes from 1930s season observed
The fragment lists players and stats: Weis of Chicago with 1 dollar context, 13 pitches, Ford of New York with 102, .833. Bunker of Baltimore 92, .818. Wickersham of Detroit 104 strikeouts, Ford 101. The snippet resembles pitching decisions and strikeout counts from a box score.
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Owen-Davis Post Nips South Portland in tight duel
Owen-Davis Post edged Stewart Morrill Post 3 2 at Saco in a pitchers duel. Timmy Tucker Cheverus High student earned mound duty and held the opponent to few hits while Kermit Lane Lloyd Stetson Charley Belanger and Wayne Nason produced the early offense. Stewart Morrill scored first on a fielder s choice and a late rally. The win left Owen-Davis at six and seven in league play. More than 63 percent of 518 NFL players played all 14 games in 1963.
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Saco
Timmy Tucker
Cheverus
Bob Curry
Tucker
Kermit Lane
Lloyd Stetson
Charley Belanger
Wayne Nason
Stewart-Morrill
Sparkling Callison saves Phillies win in Cincinnati
Johnny Callison threw out the potential tying run at the plate in the seventh to preserve Philadelphia's 4-3 victory over Cincinnati. The Phillies remain two games ahead in the National League pennant race. Callison scored the sixth inning run and helped halt Cincinnati's momentum with a key defensive play. In other NL action, Willie Mays homered for San Francisco, Willie McCovey added a homer, and Warren Spahn struggled as Atlanta fell behind early. The Dodgers, Braves, Giants, and Mets all posted decisive wins or notable comebacks.
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Baseball league standings and results snapshot
National and American leagues show team standings, games played, win loss records, and recent results. Baltimore, New York, Chicago, Boston, Los Angeles, Cleveland, Minnesota, Detroit, Kansas City, Washington vie for playoff positions with daily results and upcoming twinbill games noted.
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Ruth led pitchers in local no hitter double feature
Babe Ruth League action featured Ken Grace and Rod Choroszy combining for a no hitter against the Kennebunk Rams at Kennebunk field. Grace fanned six over three innings and Choroszy followed with four dominant frames, each allowing no hits and six strikeouts. Denni Lamontagne battled Rangers offense, but tired in the seventh.
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Major League Stars Shine in Classic Baseball Night
Eddie Mathews of the Braves sparked a five run first with a single and opened the second with another hit, later homering in the third as Milwaukee crushed Pittsburgh 11 to 6. Bo Belinsky of the Angels allowed only two hits in a 3 to 0 win over the White Sox, marking his first shutout since August 11, 1962. The Mets were shut out 30 times in 1963.
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Havlicek Poised for Strong Return After Knee Surgery
Celtics star John Havlicek, recovering from a left knee operation at Massachusetts Memorial, says he expects to be as good as ever as Boston pursues a seventh straight NBA title. He suffered the injury while on a State Department tour in Africa during which his medial knee cartilage was repaired.
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